1976 HENDRICKSON HENDRICKSON
1976 HENDRICKSON HENDRICKSON Recall Title: STEERING:WHEEL AND HANDLE BAR
1976 HENDRICKSON HENDRICKSON Recall Date: 1977-08-15
1976 HENDRICKSON HENDRICKSON NHTSA Recall Campaign Number: 77V123000
1976 HENDRICKSON HENDRICKSON Recall Manufacturer: HENDRICKSON MFG. CO.
1976 HENDRICKSON HENDRICKSON Recall Component(s): STEERING:WHEEL AND HANDLE BAR
1976 HENDRICKSON HENDRICKSON Recall - Potential Number of Units Affected: 79
1976 HENDRICKSON HENDRICKSON Recall Overview: THE INVOLVED VEHICLES WERE MANUFACTURED USING A STANDARD TYPE NUT TO FASTEN THE STEERING WHEEL TO THE STEERING COLUMN. THIS NUT MAY NOT HAVE BEEN TIGHTENED TO SPECIFICATIONS AND MAY BACK OFF THE STEERING COLUMN AS A RESULT. THIS WILL ALLOW THE STEERING WHEEL TO DISENGAGE FROM THE COLUMN.
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1976 HENDRICKSON HENDRICKSON Recall Notes: VEHICLE DESCRIPTION: TRACTORS.SYSTEM: STEERING; STEERING WHEEL AND COLUMN ASSEMBLY.CONSEQUENCES OF DEFECT: SHOULD SEPARATION OCCUR DURING VEHICLE OPERATION, LOSSOF VEHICLE CONTROL AND AN ACCIDENT COULD RESULT.